Monthly Archives: January 2015

SSTV Images from the International Space Station
I was able to capture some Slow Scan TV from the International Space Station Dec 18th 2014. I used a cheap SDR (software defined radio) attached to a Comet discone antenna in my attic for...

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View of Earth from the International Space Station (HD Time-Lapse)
This is a view of Earth from the International Space Station (HD Time-Lapse). There is a streaming feed of this video here: http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ForFun/HDEV/ It #39;s called the High Definition...

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Minecraft horrormap :Alien Isolation part 4
Well chestburster time for me meh i was tired of this poopy space station EVERYTHING IS BROKEN XD.

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StarMade - Episode 1: Asteroids and Space!
Welcome to a new Let #39;s Play of StarMade (Early Access) with me, RuyGuy! ********************* You can also pick up StarMade on steam here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/244770/ Check...

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Offizieller Operation Dark Emergency II Trailer
Offizieller Operation Dark Emergency II Trailer Moin Leute, hier mal der offizieller Trailer zu Operation Dark Emergency II. Die Tickets zu dieser Operation sind leider schon ausverkauft, doch...

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Solar Panel For Car
Solar Panel For Car . . . . . . Solar vehicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_vehicle Jump to Solar powered spacecraft - [edit]. PV on the International Space...

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Space Station 13 - Gameplay #27
720p @ large player (or higher) recommended Strange things are happening in SS13..... - R.

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space station 13 (PS) part 42 so easy i failed
this time on ss13: im a traitor HoP and its so easy to act natural and complete my objectives my mind slipped... fyi (PS) = paradise station.

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The International Space Station, where Scott Kelly of Nasa and Michael Komienko of Roscosmos will spend a year orbiting Earth. Photograph: Nasa/Getty Images

Like characters in a sci-fi movie, two astronauts will soon learn what it is like to spend a year orbiting Earth on board the International Space Station.

An American and a Russian will undertake the mission together to test the physiological and psychological effects of long-term space flight.

The aim is to see how the human body will bear up on future voyages to a distant asteroid or Mars, which might last several months.

Unlike the residents of many fictional space stations, the two volunteers will not enjoy the benefits of artificial gravity.

Extended periods spent in microgravity are known to cause increased bone and muscle loss, reduced heart and artery function and impaired sensory motor performance.

A Russian Soyuz spacecraft will carry Scott Kelly of Nasa and Michael Komienko, from the Russian space agency Roscosmos, to the ISS in March.

Dr Michael Barratt, from Nasas Human Research Programme at the Johnson Space Centre in Houston, Texas, said: This will build on the rich experience of long-duration flights, including four flights of a year or more conducted by our Russian colleagues on the Mir station.

We have progressed considerably in our understanding of the human physiology in space and in countermeasures to preserve bone, muscle and fitness since then. The space station programme provides us a robust framework for international collaboration that enables us to realise tremendous returns from such an experience.

John Charles, chief of the programmes International Science Office, said data from six-month spells in space did not suggest that the human body adjusts to a new adapted state over that period of time.

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Commander Barry Butch Wilmore on the International Space Station shared this beautiful image of #sunrise earlier today, 1/3/15. Credit: NASA/Barry Butch Wilmore

Good Morning, Space Station!

Its sunrise from space one of 16 that occur daily as the massive lab complex orbits the Earth about every 90 minutes while traveling swiftly at about 17,500 mph and an altitude of about 250 miles (400 kilometers).

Just stare in amazement at this gorgeous sunrise view of Our Beautiful Earth taken earlier today, Jan. 3, 2015, aboard the International Space Station (ISS) by crewmate and NASA astronaut Barry Butch Wilmore.

And smack dab in the middle is the Canadian-built robotic arm that will soon snatch a soaring Dragon!

Wilmore is the commander of the ISS Expedition 42 crew of six astronauts and cosmonauts hailing from three nations: America, Russia and Italy.

He is accompanied by astronauts Terry Virts from NASA and Samantha Cristoforetti from the European Space Agency (ESA) as well as by cosmonauts Aleksandr Samokutyayev, Yelena Serova, and Anton Shkaplerov from Russia.

All told the crew of four men and two women see 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets each day. During the daylight periods, temperatures reach 200 C, while temperatures plunge drastically during the night periods to -200 C.

Heres another beautiful ISS sunset view captured on Christmas by Terry Virts:

Astronaut Terry Virts on the International Space Station shared this beautiful sunrise image on Twitter saying Sunrise on Christmas morning better than any present I could ask for!!!! Credit: NASA/Terry Virts

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